Adam Milne has been ruled out of New Zealand's ongoing ODI series against England with a low-grade hamstring injury and is running out of time to make a bid for their World Cup squad. New Zealand have picked a temporary 15-man crew which will be affirmed at an occasion on Monday, yet have extension to make changes with maybe some time to spare on September 28. They will play six more ODIs in that time - three each in Britain and Bangladesh - however Milne will miss essentially the initial three of those after filters affirmed he had gotten a physical issue, having encountered snugness in preparing the day preceding the game. As things stand, he is still because of visit Bangladesh for the three-match series in the not so distant future. Consequently, attributable to Milne's physical issue, left-arm seamer Ben Lister has been removed from an arranged spell with Kent in the Region Title, and added to the crew for the following three ODIs against Britain, as the New Zealand side went to Southampton on Saturday in front of Sunday's down. Gary Stead, New Zealand's mentor, said: "We have short turnarounds between these matches and need to attempt to care for the players however much as could be expected with the impending timetable. "With Ben currently here in Britain, it implied we could have him join the crew at short notification without the recuperation season of a bowler joining from New Zealand mid-series. Ben dazzled us in the UAE and [in the] warm-up matches in Britain, and will keep on getting the hang of being around a few senior players in the visiting bunch." Lister, 27, made his ODI debut recently in Pakistan and has likewise won ten T20I covers. In any case, he isn't essential for the crew for the resulting Bangladesh visit and isn't in New Zealand's Reality Cup designs by the same token. New Zealand at present hold a 1-0 lead in the four-match series against Britain, having pursued down 292 in the primary ODI in Cardiff on Friday.